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The preserved area of Magome runs beside the Nakasendo, most tourist sites are in this area and cobblestone streets connect the area. The photogenic streets are one of Magome's biggest tourist draws, and it is a good idea to spend time absorbing the rural atmosphere of the area. Be aware that people still live in the traditional buildings of the area.
Just off the Nakasendo, this board was where the shogun would post his orders during the Edo Period.
清水屋 資料館, Shimizuya shiryōkan
Small museums with artifacts from when Magome served as a post town.
藤村記念館, Tōson kinenkan
Once the honjin of Magome, this former large inn serves as a memorial to the author Shimazaki Tosin and tells stories about his various works.
槌馬屋資料館
Small museum remembering Toson and displaying artifacts of his family, it also features artifacts from the Meiji Era, which was when most of his early works were published
馬籠脇本陣史料館, Wakihonjin shiryōkan
The wakihonjin served as the post town's secondary inn after its honjin, there is now a small museum recounting Magome's history as a post town and features various artifacts from the Edo Era.